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12-08-2008, 09:03 AM

If you don't want to try it yourself you can go to a marine repair. Many boats are fiberglass and they regularly do repairs on them. If none nearby try a car body repair shop. Some work with fiberglass repairs.

Has anyone had a problem with the butterfly bolts that hold the front and rear awnings up, Mine spin and don't hold. I now use little C-clamps which is inconvenient. I tried Ed at Trailmanor and he did not have any good suggestions.

12-08-2008, 09:03 AM	#4
RogerR Guest Posts: n/a	fiberglass repairs If you don't want to try it yourself you can go to a marine repair. Many boats are fiberglass and they regularly do repairs on them. If none nearby try a car body repair shop. Some work with fiberglass repairs. Has anyone had a problem with the butterfly bolts that hold the front and rear awnings up, Mine spin and don't hold. I now use little C-clamps which is inconvenient. I tried Ed at Trailmanor and he did not have any good suggestions.